Kasada aims to predict, monitor and prevent bot attacks
Kasada’s bot mitigation platform aims to help companies defend against bot attacks by monitoring networks and chatter analysis, and then providing the tools necessary to stop them from attacking or disrupting systems. Nick Rieniets, field CTO at Kasada, demonstrates some of the key features of their bot mitigation system.
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